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St. Vincent Elementary students spread kindness through classroom challenge
PERRYVILLE, Mo. (KBSI) — Students at St. Vincent Elementary School are learning how small acts of kindness can make a big difference through a schoolwide initiative called “Chain Reaction of Kindness.”. The program encourages students to help others, offer encouragement, include classmates and demonstrate kindness throughout the school...
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Area cheer teams showcase routines ahead of state championships
JACKSON, Mo. (KBSI) — Four area high school cheer teams are preparing for state competition after performing their championship routines for family, friends and community members at Jackson High School. Jackson, Kelly, East Prairie and Oak Ridge participate in the State Cheer Showcase on Sunday, Oct. 18, at the...
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MAC Trustees Discuss Funding Concerns at Fredericktown Meeting
Potential reductions in state funding, campus safety statistics and improvements to college facilities were among the topics discussed during the Mineral Area College Board of Trustees meeting Thursday, Oct. 15, at the college’s Fredericktown Outreach Center. The trustees also approved insurance providers for 2027, authorized additional faculty appointments and...
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Spoofhounds fall in 4 sets in Senior Night match against Cardinals
A trio of seniors with Maryville High School volleyball (11-6, 3-1 MEC) bid farewell to their home gym as the Spoofhounds fell to the Benton High School Cardinals (18-13, 4-3 MEC) in four sets on Oct. 8. Pregame warmups ended differently than it has the whole season for senior hitters...
mymoinfo.com
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Schools Face Potential Funding Losses
(Farmington) School superintendents across Missouri are calling on community members to advocate for full public education funding following a recent decision by the State Board of Education not to request complete funding from the state. A statement published by area districts indicates educational leaders warn that without state intervention from the Governor or Legislature, school districts will face significant financial reductions. While districts maintain reserve funds to manage payroll and routine expenses, officials emphasize that these balances cannot permanently replace recurring state revenue, potentially forcing tough long term decisions regarding staffing, programs, and student services.
Columbia Daily Tribune
Mizzou guarantees admission for qualifying students in 5 districts
The University of Missouri will begin guaranteeing admission to certain high school students in five Missouri school districts who meet academic benchmarks through a new Early College Direct Admission Pathway. The initiative will launch with Columbia Public Schools, Farmington School District, Lee’s Summit R-7 School District, Liberty Public Schools and North Kansas City Schools, according to a community announcement. Eligible students in designated Early College programs will receive admission offers before the start of their senior year if they meet program requirements. Students must earn at least a 3.0 core GPA and complete a minimum of 12 college credit hours by the end of their junior year. Those who qualify will not be required to submit a traditional application or pay an application fee. The university said that eligible students will be notified no later than Aug. 1 before their senior year begins. “This initiative reflects our commitment to creating clear, attainable pathways to higher education for Missouri students,” Steve Robinson, vice provost for enrollment management, said in the announcement. “We are proud to partner with these school districts to recognize that achievement and provide students with an early pathway to Mizzou. These are highly prepared students who before they
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PHS announces 2026 Homecoming court
Perryville High School has announced its 2026 Homecoming Court. The court will ride in the Homecoming parade on Saturday, Oct. 17, and the King and Queen will be crowned during halftime of the football game. Senior candidates include; Kristina Kishbaugh, child of Sunshine Flentge and Ian Layton, Gunner Britt, child...
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CHS Crowns Homecoming King And Queen
The 2026 Homecoming court includes Addy Jany, a junior. She is the daughter of Jeremy and Keily Jany. Addy participates in FCA, SADD, and student council. Joella Eggemyer, a senior, is the daughter of Nate and Terra Eggemeyer. Joella participates in volleyball, student council, FCA, SADD, and NHS. Camdyn Quillman, a senior, is the daughter of Marc and Kelli Quillman. Camdyn participates in student council, Spanish club, FCA, SADD, the HIVS, and the Interact club. Jaden Ramirez, a junior, participates in cross country, football, and FCA. He is the son of Aaron and Amy Eggemeyer. Kanon Jany, a senior, is the son of Pete and Trisha Jany. Kanon participates in football and FCA. Nathan Jany, a senior, is the son of Sam and Kristina Jany. Nathan participates in the Hive. Brandon Korando, a junior, is the son of Jeff and Charity Korando. Brandon participates in football and FCA.
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Farmington Students Receive Direct Admission Pathway to Mizzou
Farmington, Mo. (KFMO) - The Farmington School District has been selected as one of just five Missouri school districts to participate in a new University of Missouri direct admission program designed to create a direct pathway from high school to Mizzou. Through the program, qualifying Farmington High School students can...
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Greenville R-II School District mourns student’s death, offers counseling support
GREENVILLE, Mo., (KBSI) — The Greenville R-II School District is providing additional counselors and support for students and staff following the death of a student. In a social media statement, the district expressed condolences to the student’s family, friends, classmates and others affected by the loss. “This loss...
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PHS soccer gets bounce back win
MARION, ILL — The Perryville Pirates boys soccer team bounced back after two tough losses to take a 5-1 win over Marion on October 1. In road trips to Jackson and Clayton, the Pirates gave up 14 goals and only scored once. Head coach Dwayne Hadler said he knew the two games were going to be tough given the level of competition, and he hoped his team was able to take away something positive despite the tough defeats.
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High School Football Pick Em Challenge for Week 7
Think you know High School football? Prove it! Join the High School Football Pick ‘Em Challenge and put your football knowledge to the test every week. Make your picks, rack up points, and score awesome weekly prizes or tickets!. Give it your best shot and just have some fun!
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School safety concerns prompt parking proposal near Cape middle school
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (Heartland News) - A two-block stretch of road near the middle school in Cape Girardeau could soon become a no-parking zone during school hours. Cape Girardeau city leaders discussed a proposal Monday to restrict parking on the eastern side of Caruthers Avenue between Luce and Thilenius Streets. while school is in session. Caruthers Avenue runs along the front of the school.
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SEMO uses Flock cameras as an investigative tool as students question privacy
Mounted beside key traffic hotspots in Cape Girardeau, Flock Safety’s license plate reader cameras (ALPRs) use artificial intelligence to capture point-in-time images of vehicles and convert them into searchable information, including license plate numbers, vehicle characteristics, date, time and camera location. This gives law enforcement officials a digital trail across town.